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Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

LONDON, April 10.-The arti &C ercior
meeting to De held in Hyde PARK OIL
Monday promises 60 co the biggest ont
door political meeting ever held il
London. Mr.. Glad stone has Issued t.
the miners in Tho north OF Great Britain
q majority of whom are enthusiastic
followers Of him, letter In which he
seyt: Elm 1876 meeting of Lond or
workipgmen first gave etfectual for ct
to the movement for Bulgaria which
brought abou. the election OF 1889
May the meeting OF Monday next linz
the death knell OF the worst, the N os
insultiug and the most eauseless Coer
cion bill ever submitted to Parliament
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Fatal Railroad A cc.dept,

John Haley, single man recently III
the employ OF the Pullman car works,
In an Intoxicated condition, was ran
over by shifting engine rear the e.,
W. & B. Railroad freight house on Sat
urday afternoon last, the wheels pass
ing over his left leg and arm. Drs
Draper ard Ogls were summoned anC
found it necessary to amputate the arm
at the shoulder and the leg at the knee
In order that he might have proper
medical attention he was sent over u
the County hospital where he fingered
along until last night at As, when ht
died. The body was brought back thii
mcruing and taken to the mans late
lesidence, 1716 Gilpin Avenue, where
an icques. will be held this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

LONDON, April ia despatch from
ct. Petersburg TO the Daily News says:
The most alarming reports respecting
the Gear havs been In circulation here
On Wednesday when the Gear Wa
driving TO the GatschinA station hero q
man and woman were seized 1t the
corner Of the Nevski prospect and tbs
great MorskaiA, ten minutes before the
Czsr's carriage passed.
Another person tried to present q pc.
tition As the Gear passed, but was NJ.
rested before he could reach the car
rage. 1t has not yet been ascertained
positively whether or net the persons
srrested had any criminal intentions.
Vienna and Berlin kilograms confirm
tho foregoing. and state that the cul
prifs carried bombs under o plaid
shawl. 1t Ia supposed that the petition
or was an accomplish Of the ether twt
ard did not know that the latter hAC
been arrested.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

~ Az4AQfoss. April lo.--Althoaeh;;
~ ~ o4n1smAtion has been rel
rxlx~14S ~ Department Of State oil
~ ye@1ft khet 0reAt Britain has threat
- y eo1xs ycrtuaa Island, yet 1t 10
l44en4 1Aat the American Consul at
HA9ti hos kept the department fully In.
4e1WeQ - " the nature OF the British
cie1rn and m proceedings taken by that
opyernpenr against HAyti during the
root hrs or four years. Now that the
nof<or y reported TO have assumed so
oosloug 3 phARe, the government, with
> vtsv - being prepared for any emer.
0enoys y beginning to Canvass its re-
oousc@9t II Case II should become neces-
eoEy a9a1n 70 Assert the intention Of this
ooQnluy % maintain the Monroe doc
t1tpe 70 the extent Of prott citing the
guel 4npublice Of the American CONT.
4ent aeAiges the encroachments Of
Ulyupeau Powers.
0AurIAGo DE CUBA, April News
- been received from Hsyti to the
Z e4sok tAat IN amicable settlement OF
~ British claims may be expected.
The Hay tian Assembly has had two
special meetinRs-one public and one
aecres 70 consider the demand made by
1Gr. Hill, the British special agent now
IN HAyu. Ee wishes to have the prin-
Ctple admitted. President Sa!omon
declined taking action until he shall
have obtained an expression OF opinion
from the Assembly. To admit the
principle 10 TO acknowledge the English
clAim Of $1,000. 900. The Island Of
I0ytugA was offered to the British gov
ernmeut in settlement Of this claim
) three years ago.
Tie French frigate La Minrove ar
rived here day before yesterday fol
orders. She was ordered to proceed tl
y HAyti. 1t has been stated that the or
* dexs said trouble was imminent. Tht
vessel proceeded to Port an Prince. Al
Interesting complication may be re
membered IN connection with the
ssBlack Republic" as Dir Spencer 81
John, late British Minister to Hayti
terms It In his new book. The govern
ment Of Hayti has recently borro wed
~ 600, 900 in Paris. II England wants
. HAysian leland, French creditors will
probably have something TO say. The
highly alarming rumors that have
reached this city from Hayti seem to b.
baseless, as the United States steamer
Yantic left there three days ago for thil
port, and the Hay tian man-of-war Des
sAlines, Captain Cooper q son of Ad
miral Cooper OF the United State
Nayy), 10 also here
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
More Railroad Accidents

A brake on the P. W. & b. Rail
road named John Dougherty was bad.
ly hurt about the head at Fifty. th
street., Philadelphia, last night. He was
brought to this city ewhere his injuries
we're dressed by DIR. Draper.
A .shifting engine on the B. & p.
railroad on Water street below Jus,ison
ou Saturday left the track and ran over
on the Wilmington and Northern track.
Two men riding on the pilot were
thrown off, one receiving an ankle
sprain and the other getting his lett
loot bruised.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

NEW YORK, April 10 Tho police
have . man whom they believe muir
dered Lyman 8. Weeks In Brooklyn on
the nieht Of March IS. Three "crooks"
were early In the week arrested in this
city for burglarizing house in Jersey
City. They are Paul Krouss, aged Is;
John Baker, aged 90 and John Green
wall aged Is, all German. The pro.
ceeds Of the jersey robbery we're found
upon the men. On Thursday last
|Krouss told Inspector Byrnes that
|GreenwAll had told him (Krouss) that
he had shot Mr.. Weeks in Brooklyn,
had taken away his overcoat and
paw ned Il, and then hcd soldsthe pistol
he did the M urder with and had bought
new one. Greenwall had told "Cro0k'
Baker the same story and he was ner
vous and Apprehensive.
On Saturday afternoon, II. Cham
lberlain, Of Brooklyn, called at police
Iheadquarters and identified Greenwal
as one of two men who sat opposite him
lon ferry boat going to Brooklyn or
the evening of the Weeks murder. II
was learned that Greenwall has had
pal named Charles, alias Butch" Mil
Ter, about the time of the Weeks muir
in the penitentiary for Q recent offense
This man was brought to police head
quarters, and Mr.. Cham berlaiu recsg
nized Miller, ameng twelve other MEN
rs the companion of Greenwall on thu
ferry boat going to Brooklyn on tn
night Of the Weeks murder.
Furthermore, Mr. Chamberlain VA
on his way 10 his home when he saw
these men In the ferryboat, AID u
reach his home is In the habit OF pass
ing the Weeks house. As he did so tina
nil ht about IL. 80 o'clock he passed wv
men standing beneath tree nearly II
front of the Weeks house. Cham berlaii
turned and glanced sharply at the men
and was surprised to recognise them q
the two men who by their restless man
ner had attracted his attention on TIT
boat earlier in the evening. The TIVE
men In the boat, the two men under thu
tree in front of Mr. Weeks' house a
IL 80 the night of the murder and thu
men Greenwall and Miller are clearly
the same, and Mr.. Cham berlsin's iden
LITIGATION is positive. To this ia added
IGreenwall's confession of killing Mr.
Weeks to the crooks, Baker and Ktouss
and the police believe the my stery il
Il solved.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Wheels Collapse.

Yes erday afternoon as Mr.. John G.
Irwin, grocer, $40 Maryland avenue, was
driving across street the wheels of his
buggy came against the curb, the front
wheels turned taking, the dish out and
came SO near col'apsipg that he could
proceed no farther. Being close to his
home, he was put TO very little inconveni
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

The preachers meeting at Asbury NJ.
E, Church this motnir g wss quite well
attended, and an in eresting discussion
took placs on the question "Whether
the CcnlereL ce had right to make a
minister uperuumerary with
out his consent" The speeches ap-
peared satisfactory 20 those who
made them, whila 70 some listt era
they sef med partial anil did not reach
the kernel or underlying principle OF
the matter. Great sympathy was .ex
prssstd for the supernumeraries aud
regret for il ICON siderate action in such
cases.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

To nisht the Hedley & Harmon Com.
pany will commence an engagement of
one week at the Academy of Music in
the Rrard mei0-drama, "Tte Silver
King" 10 which tie talented young
actor, King Hedley, will sustain the
character of civilized Denver" AID
Mary Mills that of "Nellie Denver. "
This play is we'll known in this city "a
one of the most beautiful and touching
productions of the present day, and the
company, which is rev here, Is said to
be excellent In every respect.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Eu.eh se Killed .

NJ, oscld ek this afternoon DE-
.BE1. New astle had his Eorst
,. Nh 2, ,n fson. t United States ssna'
,sor Gias,a oface, No. S37 Market street
with nobody in shb buggy. The horss
took fright, brok from his hitch
ipss and Turning she corner at Ninth
street Ian cut tina. street ct rapid rate.
A cart and horse were standing neal
West street, with the bead toward
Orange, into which the fleeing horse
dashed with such force that the shaft
ran into the horses breast about six.
teen inches. After much rearing AID
pitching the horse extricated himself
from the shaft, which reached the region
of the heart, and fell down in the street.
Officer Grier finished the horses suffer.
inRs by couple OF pisto! shots into the
brain. The horse was quite a valuable
one.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
A Russian Generals Suicide.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 10 Tn
death OF Major General Krock, Russian
commander a, Warsaw. announced o.
March "a. and thsn supposed to hav
been the result Of mrrderous attack
It noW transpi.es was due to tie gen
erals own hand. The reason given Il
that he was overcome by grief on learn
ing that his son had been arrested OF
suspicion OF being implicated in the re
cant attempt to assasai ate the Car.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

Terrible prairie fires, doing grea;
damage to property and causing loss o.
human life. are reported in Dakota
Near Madison twenty five farmers losl
houses; barns, stock ard grain, and
Francis Kelle. was burned to death or
Friday night. Several dwellings neai
Huron were destroyed the same light
In one OF them Edward Maloney snS
Annie Marine were burned to death
and Kate Maloney so badly burnel
: that her recovery In doubtful.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Walking Match.

A walking match commenced at Car
rolls Casino on Monday last, aid ended
on Saturday evening, by six competitors,
for Pre- ci COLA watch and $40, which
was was won Ivy Miss McCue, who made
.562 miles. The second priz4 was q gold
watch, which WAS captured by Miss Craw-
ford. The third prize was for SO. which
was hauled in by Miss Mantell. Another
match was started l2.1J this morning.
Among the six walkers started this morn
ing is the unknown" who has made a
record Of 40 miles in six days.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

The city assessment has been com
pieted and the hooks are placed in the
names OF A. +. Messick, clerk OF the
Council. They can he inspected at his
cfice in the City Hall for two weeks,
between the hours of 30 q. m. and
~ 80 p. IN. The Board of Assessment,
Revision and Appeals will get for the
next thirty days at No. 10 East Sixth
street, where appeals in writing may be
made from the assessments.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
FIFTH EDI1ll

~ Dutb
Phila. 'Ary'sh Oh.
ton Institute viii Wiling =. o!a.sI
Peter Peters chuIch.~ o, .D'. i, i.crsss|
os aaos on the aai Ii is s,'' III
.,1 Joseph & Nu,t4-, n ,r'' /
J 1sh D.'n, .,a 8. E c p,aS,'I
A large woods in \
ton. Mo, csust u "a, a.. vicinity
"1 Taa T and burned Il a. ss'l' !
sociAble to morrow Nv. Az. ciuS vii
Third. W French sn|
creased pen s on and ~ ,oo'srs
amount n,s Of $500 for cs assi ps]
| VA y. Sis Chestnut street, Hss''a VI
/ M: II WAT. ha, ,s.
So7 West Fourth Il. .'rs ,sn 70 = n
second street. wb.,a 80, V No. lu|
tionR, etc. '''u'' a'aail
John r. Douahoe. v,.,
Ing the Hot Springs u n W.
. few days. Wal '''an
Hance's Granuls, D.,
pound or Mandrake p.'.,''nsl
ache, biliousness, Re , ~. ~
!aole, ana enc or,ed by 1880
timonials. Taylor h -1sSsis
King street. 'lra
" W. tiuham X IN m
public sale on Ss,urda, ;, NJ ~
terial in the Old Ma,ts ~
over the Brandywius, vI,s
torn down ard replaced t,.s'
more modern sppsarsno. s''S
| Al tho invitation Of I,d,s,
a: .. U. w, Hon. Jcsspt
will deliver his leclur =
John NJ. Clayton in ia ny
IN this city, on wtdp.ds
the llth proIlmo.
/ Special sale Of ladies,
jackets and wraps viii bs
nesdsy morning, at 9 o'cIos
the auction rooms Of L. Wi
Son. Ill East Fourth NJ
goods have been sent h
manufacturer, And will b, y
reserve.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Ill-rreatirg His Mother.

A colored man named John Todd Was
arraigned at this mornings session of
the city court, charged with abusing
And ill-treatlng his mother. She testi.
fed that he Ill treated her and gave her
no peace Of her life. She didn't want
to have him arrested, but couldn't help
It, as he chad acted wrong toward her
oil day yesterday" The judge sem
fenced him TO pay fine Of IS and costs,
10 default Of which he will be sent to
isil.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Tic Condition of william Dean.

William Dean, who for some time has
been lying seriously i'll ct his resid OF CO
near Newark, was slightly improved
this morning, and at noon to day he
was resting much essier than he has
for several days. He was in such 9
critical condition ON Saturday evening
that it was scarcely thought he woulc
live until to-day.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
DIED,

McEUiH.- TN ~ 7day 10th inst, James
Nc NV, agot e3 ysars.
rtl9tiYes and irisnts are Ipsp' ctfdly In.
yi,et b. attend ihs fupara. Of ne deces sed
, r. IN = lato resiceJce corner Of REV Cas-.
tla avenue nd Head recG South VIII.
D, nutop, on Wednesda Liorning at
0'c'cci. Htgh mtss ut - Marv's Chu rcn
le'eriuent al New Cathedral Cemetery.
PAii.de'phla paDars Ilssss copy.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Pleasant Keminiscsnos Of mss Bayaro

From the ST. Louis Globe.
The recent illness Of Bishop Ice, OF
Delaware, recalls one Of the many bon
mots Of the late Miss Katharine Bay
ard, who was noted for her cleverness at
repartee The secretsry's dAush liter was
one day walking the streets Of the sleepy
old town Of Wilmington, whom . friend
who met her said that he had just seen
her uncle, the Bishop. HE WAS look.
ing very rocky and III" said the vii
mingtontan, land totiered from side 70
side W II lie were seasick." at 10
much more probable replied Miss
Bay yard, THAT he Is only sick Of his
see."
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

The following vagrants ere dispos.
ed OF at this mornings session the city
court. Thomas KsrrIRan Was sentenced
10 New Castle jail for 40 days, William
Austen for 20 Gays, John Mclaughlin
Tor GAYS, and Thomas Cough and
William Wilson were discharged.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

Ifr. william Wood ward, at No. 81,
IShiP.ay street, says he ,,ever Keeps his
saloOn open on Sundays, and *lWayi
conducts his business in conformity
with The law Good egg. nogg out 10
lday. CAL and see him.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Nina Socialists Arretted.

LONDON. Aurtl 10.-A Socialist meet
ing IN hyde Park 10 day terminnsed in
y collision with body OF poiics. Nine
Socialists were arrested, Including Inc
leader. Wllliams
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

NotiCE-rHE MEMBEaS OF WASH.
a. a. insson Corclave, mo. 2, Hep,asonhs
tend ne tss Wise Men, are requested to a.
IL, as businS Ss'hs on Tuesday night. April
@o ao n, ny order Of the Arehop, Il. L. MASK
a"N L. II. LAKELAND, IL. scribe
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
M oetInS n Tonight.

The stock holders of the Wilu ipRt L
Institute will hold q meeting this eveL
ing for the purpose OF taking into COG
alteration some means for placing thu
Inssitute in o better condiJto
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Log Rolling.

Quite large delegation OF citizsrt
went down to Dover to day 70 opsrstr
noon the mem boes of the Legislature
in favor o. the Ci;izsns' Street ard
Sewer Commission bill and he city
regietra Ion law.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Ball This Evening.

The German Library Association will
give q grand ball this evening at Ger
man Hall, and the tickets, which will
a1mit a gentleman aud two ladies,
have been placed at so cents. THE fail
for the benefit OF the library vii. c0n.
mence next Monday night.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

Clears out rats. mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bedbuRs, beetles, insecta, skrpks.
JACK rabbits, spacrows. gophers, SOUR.
rels. 15c. At drupairts.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
MARRIED..

ABEU HAM.-Un the 9Th Of
Hprij, lssI ny Rev. Car. Newberry, Mr
!o'eIn W. Athott and Ma.gate; j. Grs.
HON, botn ci this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

III You are Losing Your Grip
try "Wells' Health Repe%er." Goes
direct to weak spots. For weak men,
delicate women.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

Have you any picture frames that
want repairing? II so. take them 10
Yerger's. 4l9 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

Quite q lively free and easy III 1T TOOK
place on the platform NJ the P, W. &
B. RR, depot on Sunday evening, al
ha,f paes five O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

when your new papering is done be
sure toat you get new picture fran en- to
eult, a. Ye'ger's, 419 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

BELFAST, April 10,-A conflict &C
CURED hsre TO day between q mob and
o body of police. Daring the fight one
man was wounded with bullet. Tho
Icity at midnight Is quiet.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

There was n large sltn's
ta,ors at thi, morui1et
city court, and the nuGaa
In the dock showed ln
Quantities Of Book oeti
N ust have been used 90 o w.
ard yesterday. Dsnlsl Il.
T. vaDdeerift, William ".
liam and Richard LQcss%
aned 81 and costs iei ! Y, |,
John Reed. who was ct o. y
Gently on bis promise 70 la Y,
Was back again and wa
pay IS ard costs jams N,
ossd, was atjadRed gn,ln !. ~ \,
conduct and sentenced " Y, VI
COST, and Aarou Do S =, z.
was sentenced to pay p = M
similar ofttns7. JONI sls
both colortd, were ch'le ",
in q d itoIotriy nsppt' "a \
judged guilty, ard sei"'
and costs each. j
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

Wall pockets and brackets a. Ye,
gers, 4l9 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
WIN. B, SHARP eco,
Fourth and Market SIS,

The height OF perfection
lin home manufacture now
appears for the first time in
Ia magnificent silk warp Hem
rietta. The fine, lustrous
sheen of the silk warp, COM
bined with the soft, clinging
wool body, makes a beauti-
full combination Of dress
weave, with unsurpassed
durability and elegant ap.
pearance. They are here
| in drabs, tans and blues, and
yon never before bought
such quality for less than
ISI.75 per yard-now $I.25
lper yard; 42-inch wide.
Spring novelties in dress
Iplaids and canvas cloth,
dark and light greys. dark
and light tans, all-wool
camels hair effects-58.inch,
l5Oc.
Ladies' double fold dress
cloths in complete assort-
ment - a-never-go-out-of-
iavor-material. Every lady
knows dress cloths; all
shades for spring; So cents.
Silk Rhadames-Garnet,
Navy, Myrtle, Prussian
Blue, Tans, Gend'arme,
Browns. A large purchase
much under price-you'll
not find them better or
lower than these; 81 from
lSI.25.
The best French Black
Silk we ever sold at IS
cents per yard-see it.
French Satines-this year
better than ever - bett> r
styles, better goods, better
assortment-in a word, pro-
Igress-and We at the head
LOT the procession. You can
find no better Satines than
lours.
| Ladies' Muslin Under
Iwear. We sell on by the GOOD
.I-avoid trashy underwear;
mot good for you, not good
for us. Night Gowns,tuck-
led and ruffled, 80 cents.
'lSkirts, wide hem and tuck
led, a. cents. Chemise, plain
land good muslin, IS cents.
drawers, tucked, IS cents.
Look over the assortment,
you'll hardly make them for
1.-THE price.
If you need any bath or
ordinary house use Towes,
here's a good opportunity to
lsort NJ. We've 100 dozen;
1.-The size is 45 inches long,
90 inches wide. Bear that
size in mind-look at the
lquality-try to match them
anywhere -I2a cts. each;
fringed and bordered.
Little boys suits on the
second floor--none but good;
a very handsome little suit
of English Cheviot, stylish
; and durable, $5.25, is just
received ; from that down
land up.
Mantel Lanbrequins On
Felt handsomely embroider-
led and worked in new styles
land designs; gend'arn1e and
lgarnet-o9c, 75c, Soc Pc.
yard.
Petit Point borders, rich
low toned co'orings, al
widths, tringed-3oc to 81
Scrim, Etimene, Soudar
land Madras for thin curtains
and half windows; all fitted
complete with wood or brass
poles--o Cents e yard up te
So5 per pair. Upholstery
Ese cond floor.
Carpets--We told you o
the great reduction in these
goods. Elegant Moquettel
ldoWn to SLID f-om SI5O
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

GEyArTED-A SErUATIOH AS A
w butcher, oy yonna man In killipg.
Apply az 234 ID 40 Ison street. all1tt
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

GlrPGntera are wsniei b. the Pickles
Manufacturing Company at EleveLt h
Iald Head strsets.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Relieved CT a .sr,ou n,

About l O'Clock ytsisiul
10 German named F,edsra 4
scr was arrested BY 0Mnl
Murine on the charge Of "
felonious ssspuit CO N,y ?
old daughter Of Slater Ro6nn|
ing In McCune's Ccui, M
ming In from Church ilm !
Fifth and Sixth. He tM.1
this mornings session oilhd
when the testimony ~ tw|
ohild's mother showed I'D
Mary and another child, sul
given by . neighbor Oh G,u
and thst shortly beion !!
told Mary TO 90 tous VI
About ton minutes later " [
60 home herself, and thinfy
ne chila's voice called 10 u
came running on. Of 40 is
the wi.pess that schlas
her there. He was iourdr
but the witness said lbG I
have him arrested, or WISE
to DO II, ms she had ,aka 4
|Dr. Cantwsll and DO al I
injured.
The witness gave tsn
very unwilling NAME d
the Judge seve. al Iimrn'
have him arrested. O14
Murine testified that ~
came ID them and saitsn
com mitted AL outrage aw
and that upon lrsrt!u,
WAS accused Ct the ACT ~
In custody.
The prisoner had no'hHi
a. the Judge did not dts1s
Sufficient 10 hold him 'asS
missed. There are mar!
corning the affair, s.d w.
Schlos.er claim tbs. be WI
bard working man, Sa y. \.
guilty Of sucn rA-cslly cO'aA
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

Ingrains, 25c. 35c, G,
Soc, 75c.
Corticene and Linoleums
Window shades with
Knapp's or Hartshorn roll
ers, Soc.
Smyrna Rugs, all sizes.
China Mattinge, IL cents.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

Alex. Cham bern, tin roosAr. spoutino
and Jobbing attended to. No. 222 Kine
streer. Hs
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

SIiJR SALE-A LIGHT NOT OPP TROT-
< ting wagon, 10 good order. 81 w 4ih
street all-9t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11

The Msumes l No.. tobs =
east side OF Maa, ,i,", NY
nay %s,s s.' q. 500 p 90 ' ), !, ,.'
the com pspg' % Sto 40 Az
said to be Only s>l y. Iui.I.H'1
were employs d,n nc 'I laads ''''1
ments were ueins 4
mum Der to 6Vo. il,fy cds,1
A are Of iooeI ,i.c, Of ~ "a
destroyed a Is 'l o., a stop, w
tween sstaahs s.a a.S 200 pst, n
,ss ~icinIt!, ieu',,' NJ, he ~
one one time ,h:s1 s,1s .: c e..
General sell i
II vas subdutd. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-04-11
Anticipate d lr'''A J

Much excitement mas t,''.ts|
Ottawa, Canada by au Vl InI
during The prrsriite VI mi
in the Senate ''hamt.I. q ,. ~ 1
Parliament, On lha l4 10 al.,,'s'l
leries OF the 81 ate WI. :" n vi
is said to be the drst tue e.. y a,
of the Dominion lha; ~. sa.' d
been taken, the eai,''I sos !
ate always Oh SUN W. Who 81
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Inc hoard or Assessment, Reyision
and Appeals, will sit 10 Lear

APPEALS FROM THE ASSESSMENT.
From April 18th to May 18th, 1887 nj
ice , once OF the Tax Collectors, No. IN
nas' sixth street, between tho hours M
. aao 4 o'clock IN the afternoon, and 7
anu o'clock in the evening. All an.
peals must be in writing up
A. r. MESSICK,
Clerk OF the Council.